Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, July 31, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPolk County Observer) H0-roB uwaa lud ALLGOOD te OOUJNS ivessees Published Setnl-Weekl j at 1J per Tear. Strictly In AdTua. Entered as Ktocdrlw natter March 1. 17. at the poet office at Dallaa, Otnron, nuder toe Act of fconreaa ot March I. 1879. DALLAS, OKKGOX, Jclt il. 1908. 7" ax A 4uAf DalUt u to fat roniie Dallas people. Company H SUrU For tbr Sana Krtrampmrnt Nert Monday Morninfc- Toe 2odestj of Women .r.'l Bsakrs theo shrink from thw Iwlrficjn o-MsUtw. the otmoxfos er- aati.iatiocn, aad cnji".asani iuucl treat EfK wliirh Aae thyk-ins txrcaixtt eascrrjaj in l uvatascrst of a:Mu ui worar-n. YcJ. if ht'v can he had. U . . .' .... k Aftlal than let Monday morning. August 3! The' rr.-w and n-n-ai Tfe trcn! Clay Uiat Das long Deen eacerly aouci- fc, Uiat su ti- ,-ciaa umwrrfo, j Dated bT the botrs of Comranv H. i the acnoviatts xai sham for O. X. O., will soon rs here aod tbeo bo, for American Ijike, with its two weeks of out-door life, its drills sham battles, and marshaling a 1 1 a nt nKrlmAntfil c -. . . . j. . . , .. . . The young men, conscious of the ; fact that they are only a Dew and ' unskilled body, an ! anxious to escape ' the eontmptious nickname of "rook ies and 'tin soldiers," patronizingly ; bestowed upon macT new and awfc- ward companies by the regulars and . by the men of the more thoroughly drilled companies of the National ; Guard, hare put in three even-' ingseach week sinoe their organ iza-! tion on the first of July, in hard and painstaking drill. Their uniforms,' guns, and other equipments were t an r. Pv Dr. K' nd ; which at ! and iocil w-Alxa: auata wfc fii eea rw" Fairoriw Prtscrp- .fvciauoa of the cure the A!B .'Bit-on :n i tT-.-r j issued about three weeks ago, and bow, by continued work with them jthey have become su!SceotJy accus jtomed to their various Jsoctvoa-rroeEts. . ; to present a rery creditabie appear jacoe, and their officers are confident ' k .. ,n lln ... .' w . - . - .... 1- - ' ,.L . i the summer em-anapmect, the men of 1 Company H, will bave do reason to be j ashamed of tbemse-lve4. 1 They will leave P&lUs on tbe ruorn ; leg train M-TO-iay. and win sian from Portland ia tbe afterccon of she same day ia the third sevti n of ibe special train that has been cbarere-J to fur , oih traB5porta!iiB for tbe Oregon I troops to American Lake. Although a few of the members of (foot races, jampiog, and weight-tne injrDy will be unable to go on throwing, the. American athlete aocouct cf ibeir work in Dallas, a proved themselves easily superior to f iariW eo0uch lUt i- abjured to give ail other contestants. Honor of thU J this"cisv a very creditable reprwentn nature are after all only specious. itioa a, ,he encaaipment. America s priue id ner aioietes soouia AMERICAN SPORTS 31 AASBIP. There Is not a true bora American but should feel great pride in tbe showing made by our representative athletes at tbe Olympic games ia Los don recently. Such pride is indeed pardonable. Not however because America carried off more of the honors of the 'contest than did the visiting teams from any cf tbe other nations represented; not because ia tbe eaen tially Olympic features of the conter, ; it f.ic: wa It al hWss. It a'a-t a'ai eivs. Is Mrvl.v ooa ivpW. b"3 - siwvl aii iarrloa U.r. a iijur.ix.-i jt aao.t-(oraiim ti.-jrs. aai every Eiue BAivlu! r.. e:.: v:if : o,sr 'a ta full Sfer4 vi r-Vw i....v-4i rr't--. Sas f (4 little ti.rtw aad sinxsjrw-t c! fro ! femoral es.vsif is iwi.eoa. i fi-' -i a paaspi'aM wrp?d : ar-.:::ii It:-: - io ia a c.vVt ma-ied ; In v.n rx- T i. K. V. Fvefv, ot ' E.fiia. X. V. T prrfessiiiasai ea- .r- r.wr.;. i i.i' e fr ore weight tfcsn tr...- u ! th crvliuary lay, or Tbe E'.t :sel!.p"Ht nen now-a-days w.i injt isai llf'T taiie as med icine inva of ojii rr their mouih like a k: of jvcr Knis and enipinjr down waawr is ..rrvi ihem. "Kavonte I're-K-r ;.: . -r. " : t-f smws coir'rTiix. It Bike e-.it woiaf n strong and sick It. i'ierw " MKeal Advieri sent nnr T-ii ' T-r --:J U lr. . P:erre. '.:.f anv X. V.. Si one-cent stamps for pa-f.-.T-rt"verei. it S! stamt for riot h-hound. V. .irk Jhe I kk-t.tr. frwof charge, ty VnT. A i mch cnT.ir.unicaiions are ' iT 1Nt-'s Paa;u Pilet invi?trat a-vt iN-cwate i.ir-b. i;ver and boweia COURT BOISE NOTES Items of Interest F-rora the Records in the County Offices Briefly Told. LOW RATES EAST WILL SI JfACI THIS SZ4SOX BT THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC U.ES I.N OREQO FROM- DALLAS, OREGON TO Chicago St. Louts St. Paul Omaha Kansas City AS FOLLOWS BOTH WATS THROrOH PORTLAND $74.40 69.40 04.40 64.40 64 40 OSE WAT VIA CALirViBXIA f89.40 84.40 83.65 76.90 76.90 TICKETS WILL BE OS SALE May 4. 18 June 5, 6, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 Good for return in 90 davs with stopover privileges at pleasure witnin limits. REMEMBER THE DATES For any further information call on I. N. WOODS, Local Agent or write to WM. McMURRAY Gener! Paaaenrer A rent. Portland. Orernn IPictorial Keview PATTERNS $4 Pictorial Review flagazine $i.oo a year - " io and 15 Cents DALLAS AQENT5 DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. We Will Pay The highest price for cbittim bark. Eav A Company, Dallas. 7-21-5t 1 ..-... enm . . u 1 ... ' oiitu 1 iuiu auuturi ouu a fu(VK 1 source the fact that out of all the j natfrxna that ma In tha A.-LiitABtn vithin . the Olympic stadium, those who walked under the stars and stripes proved by their conduct that in the men of America is bred a spirit of true sportsmanship that should set tbe type for the world. Handicapped by every disadvantage that oould be heaped upon them, robbed often of the legitimate fruits of their labors by glaringly unjust decisions, goaded at times almost be yond endurance by the discourtesy and even insult offered them by those who, according to the unwritten laws of sportmansbip, should bave offered them the most courteous and hos pitable treatment iu their power, tbe American athletes maintained them- CHIMPS. BY I-EAS COLLINS. J What makes you grit your teeth so unru: What makes you wnt to sweat? 'Tis not your wilted collar Nor the sweat drops in your hair; But the everlastio' chatter; And the everlatin' chew Of the chump that stopsand asks you ; "Is it hot enough for you?" yjn tne ciinmpa. on the chumps. Oh the dinky, driv'lin' chumps! 'Tis not the summer sunshine That makes (be air seem blue; But a man can't help profanity, A mnn Cnn'r holri tha trritmria When theyyitsk their old stock ue'stioD ; ; aPProTed is ii noi enougn ioryour PROBATE. Estate of Nancy E. Moore, deceased j report of sale of real estate filed ; ' Thursday, August 13, set for hearing! objections. J Estate of Henry D. Moore, a minor guardian's bond for sale of real estate i approved. j Guardianship of I1, B. Steffy, in I competent inventory and appraise; ment filed and approved, j Estate of E. C Keyt, deceased sera i , annual report filed and approved sub ! ject to final settlement, j Estate of J. R. H tibbard, deceased j Inventory and appraisement filed and Shakes For Sale. Inquire of P. O. Burbank. Phone 53, Camp line. Mutual 6-2fi-tf The summer sun is scorehin' Like a grass fire 00 the plains, It's a beatin' on your brain-pan, 11 s a-sizznn up your brains. But you try to hold your temper ultAi thrr.nrrhn..r th a oa to Keep irom hei u bl UP. experience in perfect dignity and seff tP I control, exciting unbounded admlra-.Oh the chumps, oh the rhumps, REAL ESTATE. j PC Seats et uxtoW A Bresser, in Monmouth, 300. land Bargain, Best in Polk County For dairy or fruit, home or invest ment. Close to Dallasxailroad and school. From Missouri? Let us show you. Address: Box 381, McMinn- ville, Oregon. 7-7-8t Will Haul to the Coast. During the present summer I will be prepared to haul camping parties and their outfits to and from the coast at reasonable rates. F. S. Ramsey, Dallas. 7-H-6t II the other! Jh the dull, egregious chumps: j They laek the happy talent 1 For inquirin' wmietbin' ne tion lo the members of teams. . . . . 1 ror inquirin wmiethin' new """" "uru Ulea " ery t And you Umg to chew their head other visiting team were enraged by: And spit 'em out in lumps, the unjust treatment accorded to them ' ,n'5r drivel their accustomed by the judge, to a point where tbe " n t enough for you?" slightest encouragement would bave resulted In a general secession and the breaking up of the entire Olympic program, it was tbe Americans whose Influence stilled the dissatisfaction and prevented the Impending demoral isation. Tbe other teams waited only for the American team to withdraw, many going so far a to declare their desire to do likewise, but the members of our team aturdily refused to do so, and remained at their post, fighting with unbounded grit, and often win ning although the odds of injustice plied up against lhm made tbe cou- T.rh.,-TT- . . . , learner s t-xamination. teat appear almost hopeless. , EflKland baa !onr Dlume.1 herlf1 Not,ce ' b("aby Kio that Dr. Lowe, tbe optician, will be In Dallas, August 10 and 11. The wise will wait for him. 1 J. E. Sibley was called to Newport I Wednesday, on account of the illness I of his little daughter. up Miss Frances Byers, a member of the Observer's typographical force, is confined to her home by illness. ' John Bird has installed a refriger i ator in bis soft drink establishment i and will sell appetizing cold lunches i In connection with his other stock. Sure I hnrws that, when our spirits : in the arter-worl i engatre. They win my little gridiron i ItikTht t-side his roastin' cae. So that when he writhes and whimpers. As the sulphur llames burn blue, I j I can leer across and ask bim, ;Oh the'ehumpn5 the chumps, i? BUSINESS LOCALS. , Oh the s(!iirmi3', sizzlin' chumps! ! j now sweet 10 me will re revenge I For all that I've gone through ; 1 hile they sweat and groan and j blister O'er the smokin' brimstone lumps, I'll just grin and chortle sweetly; i ' Is it hot enough for vu?" uij, out me utympic ,. VN; , 1 , nl , d rnim . ' , ' , app icants for state and count v naner ! " f '''"""r. Kor lutunf. 3:11.1 in.lit. ?eventsthattranspired '' ., ' '"" ou "nty papers th., Ihe wuimM, w firM Mibihwi own to the world th.t atntourt House in Dallas, as fol 31 nd ."J" " ' ' Hi.rii iwir. owuiome woria mat OW!(. i TJ stimn .ml Inirn 4 I II iniii.-.i. thif lb a tbe borne of true sportsmen and of true sporunansblp, but the Olympic contests and tbe therein have aho ucr giury oas in a large measure departed. It was America who by her patience, dignity and self-control under Injustice, and her irrittv ,ttr. mlnation to Cht the flbt L. h. u.i un,il f"y August 15 at 4 p. m. ditch regardless of the odds against rt,m'Ia'-l"' '''itonip. history, which she labored, that showed to the . 8f'"'nf I'hysical g,H.graphy, reading, world the archetvm. nfr,i. .rrt PS.vehclopy. of trite sponsmanshiD TburUy Written arithmetic' . theory of teaching, grammar, book- CUmaa a Compaay Well Liked ktl'ln. physios, civil government. Thursday night, August S. the Trl-) '. 1 t. . bUne.ofIend,eton..LrBth.l. "lJ, V Sl" '-"ny. plane geometry. j A! rrrtfarmcnia unilT this head are charred 1 at the rate oi 1 cnl per wont, lim Ingenion ; t-f nt fr ord lor eah tnierlion ihereatter: Ju . urr ..r im. i vt moniD. .No anveniaemeni I ttiartn for Ita than P ceota. I Kiaorea otinl aa one wont. For In.unce. . the numeral cumUuaiion 'fsa" counta aa one j Two tnitialKvmnt an one word. For instance "J M. Juiirti rounis as two worts. ' i The minimum chn-e U for li word.: that t, an a1vfrtiM'meiil I rum 1 wonl to lo words i jjj ' eoumed a IS wnr.lt: an advertisement from 16 County Superintendent of I'olk Countv ' ,n'm -' o i wonia. is' counted as is words, etc' J 1 T he flrtir fi.ll.ii. iiiv 1 . 11 nM the reffular examination of rate how i..n 1. to ..V .1. . "'V tea on it. dvertiM-meni was rirt ntir:i.hH a.(i 1 . .... FoR STttE pFFIt ' ir'"' " u 10 ,un nwonier orders It ' i ducvnunuedj uiiiiiK-uciiig neonesiiay. August! 12 at 9 o'clock a. m, and rontinuins i Cement Sale. We are overstocked, and in order to encourage tne use or cement, in Dallas, we will tell at a great reduction to those buying cement In laige quantities. 7-28-tf Soeiihes Warehoisf. Co. WHEN WE LOAD WAGON. OUR Wood Wood-Wood. The same day you order. We have a limited amount of excellent dry 16 inch wood, split ready for kitchen use. Placeyourorder now for your winter's wood. The wood is going fast and we are not making any more. The Cms K. Spai-lpiso Loncixa Company, successor to tbe Dallas Lum ber Company. Both phones. 7-2l-8t tbe next time we would like to include a few groceries for you. We know il we ouce sell you a few that after that we will sell you ALL YOUR GR00ERIES Make your first order consist of the articles you Know most about, both us to qualities and prices. Then tbe ad vantage and economy of buying here will be all the more apparent to you. E. BOYD & SON Phones: Bel! 23, Mutual 314, Wood For Sale. Do you need wood? We want to remind you that the block wood from the Willamette Valley Lumber Com pany's rawmill is the best and cheap est wood you can buy. $1.75 per load, delivered. Mutual phone 1407, or leave orders at Webster's confectionery store. 11-22 tf. AUG 1ST BOWMAN. For Sale. At the Dallas Foundry. S-horse power gasoline engine for farmers' use. 7-24-8t general history, school law. IOR .Ml STY PAPERS j Commencing Wednesday, August 11 at 9 o'clock a. 111 . and vinilnninr. R- f until Friday, August 14 at 4 p. m. last. v.i... ... night of -On the Front ur r.. ! "V -1 eum.usntp. nistory. ented b, Cl.m.n player, at the opera ! house. The play has to deal with! Th,.Li.. .. ,.u it .-u..; ioca an uiiuit-Tic, ineorr frontier life and reveals aLi. . . .' 7 . fi.iu'iisi, piiy sioiogy. frl'lav treourai.hr I. Intrrpre- -i.-ii o.,.-..r... :,,. ' tator, company of great power and Wlrulr Intellltfence, The ne. are laid in H C SETMorR tbe far ini U th...,i- H. I . St I MOl R, - 1 j uuuiLg unja i wneo tbe emooth vllllan attempts to j rob the rightful owners of their poasea- Ions. Some praise should be given t u wo tiamaa and Bobby Birch Tor their masterly work, ClarvnMonlon filled two niehts" ensaiTement v. "Frequent Interruptions of applause during tbe play and a robust ovation 1 the end or each act tettfled a . 1 . . - - wniiy 10 tne sensational sueoess last western trong, wholesomd plar. human in sentiment and an . For Sale. A tractof fl ne fruit land long time, low Interest H. BELL. a sy terms, O. CAMP- Brick For Sale. Brick ready for market July 15. at (yard I mile north of Monmouth. To Home Seekers. I am prepared to give you full and accurate Information how and where to secure public lands under the Homestead and Desert Acts; also, where you can buy the best lands with good titles. Trices from J6.50 to 30 an acre. All In the great Harney Valley and County. 7-14 8t T. V. B. EMBREE. INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH Railway. FKOM INDEPENDENCE. rOR DALLAS. Traill No. M. Leave Independence daily. 6:00 ". o. -noniuuuui, o:ia a. ni.; ar. oauas, ti:W dallv, . Dal- Notlce For Publication. tchool Muperintea dent of Polk Co. O. F. Shew. 7-7-tf A girl Ave days Observer office. Wanted, for general housework for out of a week. Inquire at 7 21-:r Hard Wood For Sale. Ash. maple and alder wood for sale. Evas Evaxx. Mutual phone East Si K-lf Dallas. tne vuiian. made good and sue ceeded lo getting hitnseir dlsllkej fcy a sympathetic audleaee. The rest of the company waa good." Feed Your Nerves t'poa netx par, (nartahisc blood by takln( Hood" 8raanila, and jvw will ka trw froa Lbusw arlla ot aW Tlr, tboaa titttphm curtiu and anxioas days. Una ftaotnr. dewtalike Irellrar, Una auoUVa siaru at am MUanca, those ctrspffXIe syaaploaat and kUndtn taaaaraiia. Hood's 8anarrula baa atone Ut tor anany utimn - H will curt roa. Hood's Sarsaparilla la aanal Hqotd tons or ta efcorutawd UtaHa iBtmra aa araatab. Httanli Trip ta Coaurt. I am prepared to convy camping parties to all points on the coast. Call Mutual Phone Black 33, Dallas. T-3-tf Aeraaed of Forfrry. Morris Darter, a young man about 1 years old, was arrested yesterday! afternooo 00 tbe charge of forevrv. A check 00 tbe Dallas National Bank drawn by Wea Elliott in favor of Imptemeajta. Bert Miller was offered at the Dallas All paniee Intending to buy I m pie City Bank yesterday afternoon by the1 menu bad better are F. J. Wagner young man, endorse. ia due form. ' twfore making their i.umh.L. 1 " r-wT-imi i arerjt irregularities lo the traoaactioo aroual tbe suplcKos of j ,0 omclals ia tbe bank who promptly had the ytMiog ma a takrn into ewav itody. guwtkoed arverrly be atead- rastiy deated having corn m Itted tbe offeoae. aod after a rigkl rxanioatioa I he was finally placed ia Jail to await Bis bearing abico will be held todar The prisoner was emp) yed at the city rock crasher aad had considerable j or f mo ory jiw Bim for mtgn, o bo ra for the alHr-d crime raa be Imagined. 1 for U (a ad. TIMBER LAND. ACT JCNE S. I n He. I stairs lln.l ottioe. Ionian. I. oreeon. .... , . . June 4, 1K Notice Is heret.j- riren that in i-omi. m-e all the provisions of the art of t onres ot Jane . 1:. rnlitIM -An a. 1 .v the sale ol limtr lands in the Mtea..f t ailloniU. orwion Nevada and Maabinrinn I ernlorr." a extended' to ail the I'ubllr land Mim bjart ot 4 l-v.'.CIarvnre W.Shulis.of ll!a.ronniv 01 p.:k' SUIe ol orrt.n. has this dav n ed In this office' of the f. K ,o( N. v. . 1, of Section i.n n in Township No. S S . K.I, re No. s West and will ooYr proof to show that the Isnd aourht is more valuable lor its timber or alone th.a for atnrullural mriMra, and to eatahlisti bis rUira to said Unrt t-i.... . . . . st lallaa.oTeton.au Wedueaday.la. jwa d.v Jl Anaust. 1AK ' J Aaroa Vavbee. of : Nav-miih tiate. ol IMias. ureajMi; in 10 "jt-'JJ. f: I alias, orrcoo. Train No. 6r I,ettve Indeendcnce, 10:.ioa. 111.: iv. Monmouth, U:Ui a. m.: las. 11 :.'. m. irain No. ,0. Iave InJenen.lvnee, daily, b.K p. m. : lv. Mouiiiouth, ti::j p. in.; ar. Dallas, rOB AlKi.lK. . XT"1" So- 67 lve Independence:, dailv, :30 a. m.; lv. Monmouth. 7:4U a m Mr AirltU :i: a. 111. Train No. TX. Leave Independence, daily, S:30 1 - - .......... u.uv l". Ill . , ar. AUIIC, , . ma jiosaorTH or. IaTe Independence. daily, 2:30 p. tn. No. 101 arrives Monmouth :J0 a. m. I KROM DALLAS. ! ro IMKPts,(SCE. Train So. ti. Leave Dallas, daily ex. Sunday) ... 1.. kuiiiuuuiii, a:.oa.m.: ar. Inde peudence, y:lo a. m. Train No. mi. i.t. Dallaa. Sunday only, 6 55 a. m.: ar. Independence, ;:: a. 111. Train No. fet. Leave Dai:a, dully, 1 p. m ; lv. Monmouth. 1.-JS p. m.: sr. lnde(endence, 1:10 fj. tn. (This train counects at Monmonlh for Air- Train No. Tl. Leave Dallas, dslly, T:S5 p. m. ; ... -uumuuin.s p. m.; ar. ludeuejlenee, 8:15 FROM AIRUE. Train No. 6K. Leava Airlle. daily. a. m.: It Monmouth. I:i.m.;ii. Indeiendence. io J, Uhia train conneria at Monmouth for Train No. Tl Leave Airlle. dally. S:tt p. m.; lv. Monmouth, .van n m t.iA.-T ' S:a5p m. Train No. 100 leavea Airlle 4:14 p. ra. rDT oslj arrive. Monmouth 4 JO p. m. arrives Inde pendence h. p. m. FROM HON MOl'TH ONLY. 2 oonT Mo,,,00,l, ,ar Inderendenee, daily at NEWPORT YAQUINA BAY Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort The Place to go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation us i-AWLi 1 its AKfc coftiPLtTE-Best of food and an abundance of it Fresh water from springs. All modern necessities, such as telegraph telephone, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict mun icipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to Albany or Cor vallis, thence Corvallis& Eastern R. It. Train service dally and the trip a pleasure throughout. Rate for Season Ticket From ( DALLAS $5 75 1 DERRY .50 ( INDEPENDENCE 4.20 I DALLAS Saturday to Monday Ticket In'depIendence $3.60 2.65 2.50 Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a conciae .description of Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call on, telephone or write I. N. WOODS, Local Agt. Dallas WM. MCMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. ij A A STEADY STREAH He aamea as vllnniri Dallas (irwon: Earl i foa: Narrauh Dale, ol fMatj. i: I allaa. orrcoa Any and all reraona riaininr advene y tbe aNare-dravnhed lands ar reoneated to sir thnr rlanna tn lb is oOira oa or before ald 2Mb dav ol Ao-uat, AU.ERNON , DRFFR. krruier. Notice te Credit orm. Notice is hereby tire th.t tn arorra rnrd has been dnly ar-r.4ate4 rierstni ol the estate of J. a HnMar4. drrraw. ty the loamy court of the Male ol orraoa. lor Fola tooniy todaaaaaallhed All prroos bavinc riaiass arainat tbe aaid estate aie heref-y r.ir.l U anerwt tbe aaaae duly vwihrd torrther wilb the nrora-r v,WDrrs theretor. to the n.)era,ried at ber ni.., Ibe rnv ml. . aatd Inn. wubiaau amtb. from tbe dew o tha a. Hire iled aad irat twbhaSed J. j 14 tana. Ill FN i Ht RRaa.it. r arrvuni of ibe eatatear 1 a Habtard avreraaed. aicar Haytar. Auonaey. Notice of Final Settlement. a. r ,b,t ,h ndertrned. aa admtmatraior ub tbe anil annexed Tau'r-y;. N'a day"'; aaid ioJoT.7.- ' rr-" ' the k-a bee.- vzizxr vT" "rrt tbe time and ,..a-e for the hearina- of liw! .ojwjo the d nnal nt an7t .?,le?n . . , , HNRY G CAVrBFt I AdmtaMrator with the will annrid oftheujef Mary A. tKKic.a. aVcvaL 'r Uavier. Atloroer eeva.l. liaied awi brat psbiiabed Jnne an, 1K Adsaiaiatrator'a Sale. Notice la beret? riveaj thai bv vrrtoe aavl la tui la 1 w i i. ai r 1 1-17-tf. 1 Foe PoMiratbM. ! TLTTrf -7,7 ,1 1 ratar Pt. I .. Ooodarpofor.Ucnu , ' SSS 7' eh Alao.no, ber cr of tra Star ! ftt&TIlTZ&iSz B TBP KPI IHiVlaaa. K; . a A . n- iaaaaa, .all a. - . ) . . ' sbMf,uiu- l '. . lupaji 1 u I I ' " fi'ZSl,L?7.1 -a.l.,iiS,' w -r-.o.to.a. , !f"ilT. la-lul.afl.,.1.,aTr"".:-l. - la .V.LL!"f.M' '! Nr tbe ice F. . ! ITl" " ST taein key. O-oer may bar eats , rc " k- ' - A I .. a.rlI! 1 bT cilia, at thl. offlc ...t aZrr. lT' J'l - T ! -1 '.T'al' 1 pi I of good stationery is constantly flow ing in and out of this shop. Poor stationery never comes In and conse quently cannot go out. That is your safeguard when you BL T YOUB STATIONERY 'HERE. For what we don't buy we cannot sell and we take mighty good care to purchase none but the worthy. We suggest that if you expect to go away 11 win do well for you to take a supply oi our stationery with you. It's pretty nara 10 get it good everywhere. W. H. ROY $ CO. Dallas. Oregon Notice For Publication. T. 8. Land Office at Portland, for N 1 a , v 1 . " "- 21. a " I. - of Section a. Ton- S'fi.-.Sln! ha. nied notice Mk7Z srZ.'E!l S?f-? behire tbe vu,... oeaciioeu. tbelb day of A'n. iVi S on t laimaiit B.aaaa aa .... .. of Iialua,.OreT.: Aaroa M.rbe." Xi rJi'S!' AU.tRNOS 8. PREFER. aleaiiater. LOOK AT OUR SUM MER HARNESS. a Surely you are not going to chafe your horse with, that heavy winter set in the hot weather. Why not keep him in good condition with a"" set of light harness now and keep the heavy for use next winter? Dallas Harness Shop F. SalficKy, Prop. Exeeator'a- Final Notice. Adaiaiatrator's Final Notice. Notice aj hereby siren to whom tt may cern. that tlx smderslmed, eiecntor ot "j a., ... .1 li .. 1 ... . .. Adimm-a. baa " - his Snal aoo-ont in said estaw, with lb " t onnty Conn ot Polk Coontv. Oretroa. aw i" same baa been art for hearinr by said I0"" satoraay. Anroat , 1. at the boar of 1 f. m. of said dav. at which time all tr" n termed are hereby notihed to appear a preaent obertMMai. If any tbey bare, wnj final arroant should not he approved. IK""" cioard and the ezecator diarbarred. a Dated st La lias. Folk Coaniy.orrroo.ua"" day of Jgly, !. . .,ri Eieraior ol aud eatate. Mbiey Eaktn, Attya. ior estata. Notice For PuNlcatlov. Notiee at beeebv xna, .k.. . a.im,mr.lru ol tbe r' doit. amieTasHl tri. .f" Umber laoda ia ibe Stalea t aiU-rcia. l. and Waaainenon lernior.. . dceaaed. lottias ander said trnnt In hi . V er uaioer -aior.lay. crct l TIMBE1 LAND ACT TN t ailed States Land Portland ''ffT- Jtotlea It berrrr pre tbaa in 'IJm Wllb Lbe naa anim ol Iba art of I oo I June a. w v et bourof 14 . rlort a sa aa th u N " ibemore a.l nr- hrt '7ym a aa nl. Bnd Mi.1 1 IWtMlMl ta- aa.l tkaa niaa laflfld tSUtM bf BnrTff. t- "" a-l ana 1H I II M aa. 1 m mrt t. ' " . ... rrnr aV-anntr i nMantr aW aaata afar I m PlUti. mar r in tb i. oonTT ' 7?3fc nr the Mi-rttat of th S - ' .iC T -Jd t. 2,ITr:"riV , --. - W. mn4 will Jilt H I QH -ar- 3 aVntt rwa ar.roaa d bet l4ttr.",'rU 1-.ta.-rrd av t. mNNei. Ad marram i of tbe tatau f la,. . . - - tab). " r , . m aa that tbe btral enorfcl aore . " Uau.aai... w aa-nculiora. . and to eataUwa ta r.aim ta aaxl i-"... t aatntvCierk at laiitaa. Oreawa.aai e" Itbe 3f.hd.ywf awcosa. IX u Hr aM s witneass: ttrvm mm i Da.M. Orrroa C arewce ma - Or-roa : Otto By-rley. C Pali " ' I SSHb Daie. ol Im . Orerow. w Hat t 5 w aadaf ai r.anaaj is thiaaakoaaaiar baw immm 1 Any sad all Mianws eiaimior" re dearnbed aanoa are ir(W"ri an ia thai aakcawaar braut taaat as ' ALCIILX05 a